The new version of Fiddler1.5.1 certificate export and Chrome, Edge, Firefox browser import certificate

The Fiddler I use is a new version, as shown below:

Fiddler1.5.1 download address

Enter the Email address and select the country to download, as shown in the figure below: After the


installation is complete, open the Fiddler login interface as shown in the figure below:

Enter the registered email

address and password and log in. Here are some help to make you get started with Fiddler1.5.1 more quickly. You can check the box below, and this prompt will not appear in the future.

Next, we find the view in the upper left corner and click preferences, as shown in the following figure:

We tick these two, click Advanced Settings, click Export root certificate, and click save to save. As shown in the figure below:

Then the certificate will be imported to the desktop, as shown in the figure below:

After that, we open Chrome and find privacy and security, as shown in the figure below:




select the certificate to import it.

We open Edge, as shown below:



Just import the certificate.

We open Firefox, as shown below:




select the certificate, check the two options, and click OK.
After importing the certificate, we can use Fiddler as a proxy server to receive the data packets that the page server feeds back to our users.

I use the Firefox browser to test, as shown below: After
I input CSDN, click on the official website of CSDN to enter.

The display of Fiddler is as follows:


Finally, thank you all for coming to watch my article. There may be many improprieties in the article, and I hope to point out He Haihan.